operose
operose, painfully, laboriously, carefully
Found Operose with different capitalization.
Operose adverb, neuter vocative singular, masculine vocative singular of operosus
ŏpĕrōsē, adv., v. operosus fin.
operōsē, Adv. (operosus), mit großer Mühe, mühsam, mit vieler Arbeit, Cic. u.a.: op. nihil agere, Sen. – sensus hominum operosius occupati sunt, Sen. de brev. vit. 9, 1: dicemus operosius, genauer, Plin. 18, 238.
media [catena ] que ~ius elaborata erat, illibata duravit
hec urbs dives est et antiqua, in plano sita, ~e munita
ad machinas ~e componendas ‥ insudavit
sit ‥ vobis ecclesie causa et domini Cantuariensis ~ius commendata
ut quod ultro faciunt et dictant hominibus faciendum ~e dissimulent
ille error est eo ‥ ~ius destruendus
ŏpĕrōsē (13) (operosus), adv., avec peine, laborieusement : Cic. Or. 149 ; -ius Sen. Brev. 9, 1 || avec soin, précision : -ius Plin. 18, 238.
operōsē
adv.
- operosus, painfully, laboriously, carefully: fieri: vina condita, O.